Pet Friendly Things To Do in Red River, New Mexico

Red River is located in the southern Rocky Mountains, part of the Sangre de Cristo Range. The village is completely surrounded by Carson National Forest. Winter visitors enjoy excellent skiing on t... More on SkiTown.com

Great customer service and easy to get to!! More on SkiSite

This nordic center has about 5km of special cross-country and snowshoeing trails just for dogs. The trails are groomed. Dogs need to be leashed in the parking lot area but can be off-leash under direct voice control on the ... More on DogFriendly.com

There are many great unique little places to eat also. More on Yahoo! Travel

WE had a lot of fun nice place to be good skiing nice people and atmosphere clean good food and nice bars and fun fun fun for all people More on Yahoo! Travel

This remote, seldom-seen area is a land of lakes and streams, with deep forest cover interrupted only by pl... More on Epinions.com

Although the peaks of this relatively small wilderness (20,000 acres) are rounded and are easily climbed, t... More on Epinions.com

About 135 million years ago a tremendous geologic uplift created the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Wheeler Pe... More on Epinions.com

There are actually 3 routes that go up wheeler. The Red River side, which I have never done, The Bull of th... More on Epinions.com

Jeep road, single track and pavement. Major climing on the jeep road but is rewarded with great downhill singletrack through thick ... More on trails.mtbr.com

If this trail was ridden more and better maintained, it would be awesome. More on trails.mtbr.com

First time on a snow mobile and it was fantastic, snow was 3 feet deep, the sled was fast and the drops ... More on TripAdvisor

We had a lot of fun on the snow mobiles, but it wasn't really a tour. They took you out to an open field an... More on TripAdvisor

A 14.2 mile loop. Find the start of the mileage by parking in the center of town (recommended as you will need the warm up to the burly climbing at the start) pedal east to the intersection of NM 5... More on trails.mtbr.com

This is a burly climb to a burly downhill. This trail deserves more attention than it seemed to get when I did it. I went itno a bike shop in Taos and told the guy about eh trail and his response w... More on trails.mtbr.com

A handfull of well protected routes can be found here on vertical to low angle granite. If you want to set up a top rope without leading the climbs, continue up the trail for another 60 yards until you come to a faint trail leading ... More on RockClimbing

Man-it's just such a long drive for a quick weekend-but I would rate the snowmobile fun as excellent . More on TripAdvisor

They provide cold weather clothing /helmets /boots if you don't have your own (we did but what they had loo... More on TripAdvisor